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Two hunts. Mostly clad. I'm getting tired of saying that.

cwilk

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Last night. Out just before dark. Had a bit of a cold but was feeling much better. Figured it might feel good to stretch my legs. I was followed around by three boys of around 11yo. They were trying to be silly obnoxious funny much of the time. One boy was jumping over my coil as I swung it even though I nicely asked him to stop. I told them that if they were trying to annoy me it was working and that they were most welcome to help if they would just be a bit more respectful. One of the boys started to cry. I felt about two feet tall. I told them they were good boys, which they were, and apologized. They apologized too and we became friends. We all took turns digging and swinging and had fun for an hour or so. I even gave them some loot which tells you how bad I felt. Lesson learned.

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It was so warm today I had to go out even though I didn't feel so hot. I found an Indian Head cent straight away. It's soaking. It is heavily corroded and will probably never come back. I hit the area hard and found nothing else old but a lot of modern coins. Hit site two for an hour and got a lot more modern coins and a thin silver ring that crumbled into three pieces as I brushed away some dirt. The sun and air had me feeling pretty good and I thought about stopping one more place. I did. Dug one coin and my batteries died. I figured that was my signal to quit.

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This ring reminds me of somebody who I know for some reason. This side depicts the night sky. The other side (in pieces) depicts the day sky. It made me think about her for a moment.

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Rain for next four days. We need it. Never saw the ground this dry in April. Looks like August out there!

Chris
 
So of these kids today aren't bad, they just don't have fathers to teach them how to behave or conduct themselves.You got to pay close attention to them to learn which group they belong to.Those boys seemed playful and inquisitive and didn't know the proper way to approach you.Glad everyone had a good time in the end.They are the future ambassadors of our hobby.:clapping:
 
Wise guy! A bit of both, though!

Chris
 
Look at all those nickles, somebody's overdue for a big gold ring. :jump: Nice hauls.
 
I'm thinking the same thing!

Chris
 
Oh Id still be wary at 12 is 14 ish is when they do errands in order to join gangs...
I had a salt n pepper approach me they seemed friendly enough, One kept asking if they could hold my digger (Lesche)
Im thinkin suuuure...
So you could mug me or run off with my tool....
Mind you this was downtown in a busy park here in Decatur,Illinois in the daytime!!!!:veryangry:
Just dont get too relaxed as these kids can and will play you.
Watch Lockup on MSNBC, and Hardtime on Nat. Geo.
 
looks like some good loot.
wtg
hh
john
 
Alright!:bouncy:WTG with those kids!:poke:Great clad haul!:clapping:Nice ring, too!:thumbup:Congrats!:cheers:Too bad it broke apart.:(You should send it to John. I bet he could make it look brand new.:wiggle: Thanks for sharing!:biggrin:Happy Hunting!:)
 
That is a lot of emoticons. Even John couldn't save this ring.

Chris
 
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